Frozen 2

The Journey to Arendelle

The ship ride to Arrendelle was slow due to the ice left from the winter storm of 2013.
Ivory could not wait to see her cousin, Kristoff. She had not seen him since they were children. She wondered if she would recognize her cousin or if he would recognize her.
She remembered the way he would always bring along his reindeer, Sven, to her families home in the Southern Isles. The way his blonde hair shimmered in the sun light.
"How close are we now?" Ivory told one of the sailors.
He was tall, yet very skinny. His eyes were as blue as the frozen water. "Only a few more miles and we will arrive Arrendelle, Madame."
Ivory nodded her head in response.
As she walked toward the railing, Ivory could see the boarding dock in the distance. Some waiting for families to dock, like Kristoff; others waiting to unload the crates of doo berries.
The cheapest ride to Arrendelle Ivory could get was a shipping boat. Ivory's best friend, Velli, insisted on pitching in on a descent trip to her cousin's home, but Ivory denied. Besides, Ivory did not have much money to pay her friend back, and Ivory did not mind being on the a shipping boat. She enjoyed the scent of the doo berries. At times the captain would allow us to have some as dessert after dinner.
All of a sudden a crash interrupted Ivory's thoughts. Ivory looked out at the ocean in front of her. She had nearly forgotten that some of the ice was still in the waters of Arrendelle; though, she didn't think that the boat would steer into a chunk of ice.
"What do we do now captain?!" said the blue-eyed sailor Ivory had spoken to earlier.
"We all must jump, or we will all drown!!!"
As soon as the captain had answered, some of the other families were more scared than they were before, including Ivory.
"We all must jump," the captain repeated,"now before we all die!"
Ivory did not hesitate. She climbed the railing and was now trying to balance on the other side of the railing. The boat was starting to sink. On the side of the boat Ivory could see the ice that had hit the boat.
"What of the ice captain?" Ivory screamed to the captain,"There is ice on the side of the boat. We will get injured, falling."
The captain smiled a smile that looked like it contained all the answers; though, Ivory could not see them. "Well, then." said the captain, still smiling,"How 'bout you try landing on your feet then."
"What-?"
But it was to late. The captain ran towards Ivory and pushed her forward.